Watch the Class of 2028 Oath Ceremony livestream today at 5:30 p.m. on The Citadel's YouTube channel at youtube.com/@TheCitadel1842

Today, The Class of 2028 committed to the ideals, values, and goals of The Citadel.

After 35 days of hard work and determination, The Citadel's Army ROTC cadets with 5th Regiment, Advanced Camp recently celebrated the conclusion of their summer training at Fort Knox. Photos provided by U.S Army Cadet Command (Army ROTC)

Highlights from Matriculation Weekend 2024 – View and purchase photos of your cadet-recruit from drop off through the Oath Ceremony here: bit.ly/3YKjWft

First Battalion cadre teaches their knobs the essentials for an inspection-ready room: preparing a full press, half press and making their beds.

After delivering a captivating performance at the Crieff Highland Games, members of The Citadel’s Regimental Band and Pipes were thrilled to be greeted by acclaimed actor Ewan McGregor. Today, the Band will begin their final week of performances at The Royal Edinburgh Military

Two alumni and a current cadet with the Fine Arts program at The Citadel earned their place in a prestigious art exhibition in NYC this summer. Read more about the artists and the exhibition at the Salmagundi Club of New York here: bit.ly/3Ax0sRo

Happy first day of classes!

Cadet Lucy McArthur presents what she did this summer as part of the undergraduate research program at The Citadel.

Earlier today, The Citadel President Gen. Glenn Walters, USMC (Ret.), ’79, addressed the Corps of Cadets as they begin the academic year. Embrace the challenge, cadets.

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At this year's Employee Appreciation Day, The Citadel recognized employees with milestone years of service. Congratulations to Sam McAdams on 10 years of hard work and dedication to South Carolina. Thank you for your service to The Citadel, Sam!

Memories made at The Citadel

Cadet Austin Hitt shares the benefits he gained from participating in the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE program) at The Citadel.

While representing The Citadel, South Carolina and the United States at Edinburgh Tattoo, the Regimental Band and Pipes displayed the highest level of professionalism and poise at the world’s most renowned military music festival. See more here: bit.ly/3ALourV

Cadet Sean Welch shares how his summer research in foreign maligned actors connects to his cyber operations major.

Mark your calendars for some of the events happening on campus, including the President’s Cup and Summerall Cup parade, Parent’s Weekend and more. Click here to learn more: bit.ly/3MrdEKg

Experience some of the unforgettable moments from The Citadel's outstanding performances at The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. To see more and hear directly from members of the Band about their one-in-a-lifetime experience, click here: bit.ly/3Xrr4fA

The South Carolina Supreme Court will hear oral arguments at The Citadel on Tuesday, Sept. 10, and Wednesday, Sept. 11. The event, which is free and open to the public, will be held inside the Capers Hall auditorium. This is part of a unique program designed to promote the

One of the Army’s newest three-star generals, Lt. Gen. David Wilson – Charleston native and Citadel Class of 1991 – was recognized during a promotion ceremony earlier today. Now the first African American graduate from The Citadel to become a three-star general, Wilson assumes